Specific details in Spanish
A concrete proposal or a precise date can turn an abstract idea into something people can act on.
Read and practiseAdventure journal
Spanish: Adjectives for precise descriptions
Spanish: Describe qualities, feelings and differences with suitable adjectives, sentence patterns and translated examples.
Adventure journal
Spanish: Adjectives for precise descriptions
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Abstract ideas and concrete examples
A discussion, a painting and a plan show how an abstract idea can become clearer through a concrete example.
Read and practiseTemporary arrangements and tentative results
A temporary agreement, a preliminary result or a tentative date can all be described with an adjective that leaves room for change.
Read and practiseDefinitivo: the final version
A provisional draft gives way to a final version: see how definitivo describes decisions, dates and decisive events.
Read and practiseFeasible plans in Spanish
A proposal can be realistic under one budget and impossible under another; assess whether it can be carried out.
Read and practiseCoherent ideas and consistent actions
A coherent argument fits its evidence, while consistent actions match a goal or a person’s words.
Read and practiseHarmful effects in Spanish
A noisy environment, a damaged harvest and other situations show how to describe harm to people and things in Spanish.
Read and practiseRelevant to the question
A detail, a date or a letter can matter because it helps answer a particular question or make a decision.
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